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Edited by KilljoyDetective:
11/7/2013 6:28:13 AM
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I have nearly 100,000 Gamerscore, and nearly 6 years of Membership...
[spoiler]Who wants my code when I get it because I don't give a shit?[/spoiler]
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Edited by Obsric: 11/7/2013 9:16:00 AMHmmmm. [url=https://live.xbox.com/en-us/Profile?GamerTag=ByakuyaxKuchiki]74,643 is still impressive, I'm not sure it's 100,000 though...[/url]
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Edited by KilljoyDetective: 11/8/2013 1:17:24 AMI was thinking of a Friends my mistake, I don't play on my Xbox as much lately. It's a bit creepy that you went and looked me up though...
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Interested because a claim of 100k+ game score is unusual, especially within 6 years. To be clear, your gamertag is also two button clicks away, linked to your Profile -> Game History. Wouldn't have checked if it actually required some effort. :)
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It's decently close, but my friend has about 97K last time I checked, he's actually there if I recall correctly. I feel so violated...
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Edited by Obsric: 11/8/2013 2:51:50 AM[quote]I feel so violated...[/quote]Best to think about how much info you make public then. You can set your bNet account to private, your xbl details to private, or both. Not saying this is particularly the case for you, but I do find it funny that people happily share so much info publicly about themselves with media based companies, but are concerned about Government access, let alone the public access of said info.
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ha yeah I'm aware of all that I was merely joking about the situation. I got rid of my Facebook and only tell people I really trust with confidential info these days, otherwise things are said where they can't be recorded. All in all this is a bit of a discussion for another day ha.
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Me please?
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When I eventually get the code yeah.
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My understanding is that it's tied to your gamertag so you won't be able to give it away
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you are correct, if you read the fineprint in the email you can't give it away
